This got to be the most twisted line of thought in all of this smartphone patent war I have seen up to now in order
Category: Mentoring
Wikipedia and scientific research
Your a physicist and sitting at a conference for which the speaker is a talking about a specialize biology topic. This person is going on
A single advice about publishing your first scientific paper…
I always wondered what would be the single, most important advice I could give a new graduate student who is looking forward to have his
E.O. Wilson: Advice to young scientists | Video on TED.com
For all of you out there, here is a positively inspiring (TED) talk about scientific research… E.O. Wilson: Advice to young scientists | Video on
Emotion and story telling in a scientific talk?
During a recent group meeting, one of the student was making a comment regarding the document really bad powerpoint by Seth Godin. Her point was
Don’t Listen To Advice, And Other Advice From Nobel Laureates – Science News
😉 Don’t Listen To Advice, And Other Advice From Nobel Laureates – Science News.
Don’t forget the basic stuff!
This semester I thought an undergraduate laboratory to last year engineering students. These will be entering the job market (or pursue graduate studies) in a
Which type is your thesis advisor?
In a discussion with a postdoc of mine, she was telling me that she observed that advisors are of three types: opener, middle cruncher and
A few more “must read” for new gradute students
In the previous post, I was directing interested students to the free book Organizing Creativity. There are a few more excellent resources on the web
Recommended book: Organizing Creativity by Daniel Wessel
The majority of graduate students that I had the chance to supervised (yes I consider student supervision as a core mission of being a researcher
